Made them paint it back to get their security deposit back, but there were red paint marks on the wood trim.

Note that there are DOORSTOPS on each and every door, that there are NO HOLES in sheetrock, that STOVE AND OVEN are clean, windows are clean, no cobwebs hanging from ceiling and no dog poop in the yard-Spell out the tenant's responsibility for mowing, edging and trimming shrubs.

Exterior Asphalt siding over existing dutch lap pine Wood painted trim (peeling) Half-lap roof (10 years life expectancy) Interior Large rooms a bit wavy floor lathe and plaster walls Brown painted bedroom floors Bathrooms large (7x12) but 24" vanity self adhesive floor Kitchen large (15x13) but no counter either side of sink!

However, doing a walk through isn't just a virtual pictorial matter, as your drone flies through a room it's going to have to inspect floors, walls, ceilings, trim work, windows and doors, I don't see such detail.

Try not to focus on finishes (carpet, paint, trim) as these can be easily fixed.

I had to add some flooring leveler around the toilet.What should I do about the gaps around the trim.

One is an older home that has been mostly refurb'd and has a lot of woodwork on the trim, cabinets, and floors.

You can tell because the window trim ends up recessed from the vinyl, or flush with it, instead of protruding from the siding.

We were hired by a "GC", and we did a beautiful job on their home painting all of their walls, ceilings, trim and doing their cabinets.

My tenant of 5 years has just vacated and there is much work involved such as:1- Replacing carpets2- Painting the interiors3- Replacing locks with Landlord Locks4- Replacing water heater that is 15+ years old.5- Landscape (removing/trimming trees) etc.6- Fixing light fixture7- Repair broken windows, install missing screensSecondly, I have a management company that is not very efficient in scheduling and arranging these repairs.